I want to use {% url %} to point into portions of the admin site(and
change the default url structure). I hacked this generally
unfullfilling but working version with old admin.
model = dict(app_label="specials", model_name="adspecial")
urlpatterns += patterns("django.contrib.admin.views.main",
url(r"^$", "change_list",
name="ts_admin_special_list", kwargs=model),
url(r"^add/$", "add_stage",
name="ts_admin_special_add", kwargs=model),
url(r"^(?P<object_id>\d+)/$", "change_stage",
name="ts_admin_special_edit", kwargs=model),
...
)
Not sure how to do this with newforms. I got this to work, but I really
don't want to make wrappers to get the dynamic urls to work.
url(r"^$", site.root, name="ts_admin",
kwargs={"url":"specials/adspecial"}),
Actually, I'd really love to learn a cleaner way to do this. Main goals
are to have a custom admin "index" page, and not hard code urls.
Thanks,
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